Antinomy

Something new for you! Found out two new strap/divider combinations: 1:1 (100MHz strap) and 1:1 (166MHz strap) FSB 100 1:1 FSB166 1:1 Feel free to play with it. I've updated the benchBIOS to version 1.1. As you can see, PAT works on these dividers with 865PE boards too (checked on P4P800 and P4P800 SE). @Tzk@digitalbath you might be interested in this finding. Digitalbath you might want to add this to your P4P800 SE BIOS. FSB100 is value 0000 and FSB166 is 1101. benchBIOS v1.1.zip

The day that Raspberryhex made a submission. I can call this a good year.

Super! Congratulations, excellent work.

WTG, P-J!

It's not about fixing the old hardware problem, is it?

https://hwbot.org/submission/5289039_ideafix_hwbot_x265_benchmark___1080p_xeon_lv_1.66_ghz_0.78_fps

Has the multisocket bug been fixed? When the score is detected as 1xCPU but it's 2x and even I can edit it.

Amazing efficiency! Congratulations, keep pushing.

I think it's BH-5 but don't know for sure. I just bin them all as "Winbonds".

Protochka 9000

added https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/85ea/

Outstanding Celeron! What volts have been used Vcore/mem/agp? Impressive memory frequency as well.

added) https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/a960m_m2/

https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/aln50/

Outstanding score! Congratulations!

Nice score!

It's low even for water cooling...

Hi, that article is a blast from the past, I've written it more than 16 years ago, lol. You need to mod your CPU socket like on the first photo (same mod as 133->166). Be careful not to make a short circuit with the first row of pins. http://dxpc.ru/images/stories/pc/socketmandpfsbmod.jpg

Heads up, PJ! Nice to see you still kicking.

Photoshop mastery ?

Great score! How many mods done?

I've got such a CPU so I'll check when I power my 939 testbed.

https://valid.x86.fr/gzixlx So finally Franck released a beta with this fix. I've sent him feedback and I hope it'll get into stable release as well. If anyone's interested I also have photo of a de-lidded CPU of this type sent by ultra_code. You can clearly see Toledo die compared to much smaller San Diego.

No. San Diego is a single-core die. The E6 isn't, it's a cut-off dual-core die. I'll post a copy of my letter to author of CPU-Z. I've just sent him another e-mail as a reminder. Sometimes he agrees to apply fixes but doesn't do it.